中国本土にはチップ文化がほぼありません。ホテル、レストラン、タクシーはチップを期待しません。一部の高級ホテルはサービス料を追加することがありますが、これは既に請求書に含まれています。
Mainland China has effectively no tipping culture. This surprises many Western travelers who are used to adding 15–20% to every bill. In China, tipping can genuinely confuse or even embarrass service staff. There are a few narrow exceptions, but as a rule: don't tip. Understanding this saves you money and awkward interactions.
The no-tipping rule applies almost universally in mainland China. The only times it might come up: multi-day private tours (ask the company), luxury international hotel spas, and expat-oriented establishments in Shanghai and Beijing that have adopted Western practices.
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